The Christian Science Sentinel Online posted an article by Jenny Sawyer titled, When You’re At Your Breaking Point. Jenny shares her thoughts: The girl on my computer screen was screaming. In the fictional online series I was previewing, she was one of eight teenagers who’d been stranded on a deserted island—and she was at her […]
Join us on Thursday, April 29 at 7:00pm CDT for a live online lecture: “Spiritual discovery in a time of upheaval” by Tom McElroy, CSB
About this talk: Discovery is what has progressed humanity throughout history, be it through new inventions or new views of fundamental human rights. Spiritual discovery is about stripping away surface-level appearances in order to see our lives and the world through the nature of an all-good God that is Life and Love itself. This lecture […]
Live Web Lecture – Mary Baker Eddy, 19th Century Discoverer and Her Great Discovery
Prayer That Heals website will be hosting a talk next Thursday, March 18th from 2:00PM-3:00PM (CT) by Michelle Nanouche titled, Mary Baker Eddy, 19th Century Discoverer and Her Great Discovery. Below is the description of her lecture: March celebrates Women’s History Month. It also marks the bicentennial of the birth of Mary Baker Eddy, a […]
Christian Science Journal – Overcoming aggressive evil
The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Christine Jenks Herlinger Driessen last month titled, Overcoming aggressive evil: It seems as if not a day goes by now without news reports of evil spreading in forms such as contagion, hatred, corruption, abuse, mass killings, or terrorism, leaving many people feeling helpless. At the same time, […]
Christian Science Sentinel – Reaching beyond resistance
The Christian Science Sentinel recently posted an article by Tony Lobl titled, Reaching beyond resistance. Tony shares his thoughts: Lifelong civil rights activist Sallie Letterlough recently shared with me her great appreciation of Martin Luther King, Jr. At the same time, she reminded me that the civil rights leader wasn’t as popular among his fellow Blacks […]
Longyear Museum – Mary Eaton: 40 Years A Practitioner
The Longyear Museum posted an article on their website written by Marylee Hursh December 1, 1978 titled, Mary E. Eaton, C.S.B.. The article highlights Mary Eaton and her influence during the early years of Christian Science: Of the many students and workers associated with Mary Baker Eddy in the early years of the Christian Science […]
Christian Science Journal – The power of today
The Christian Science Journal website published an article by Alexandre Fischer for next month’s issue titled, The power of today: We’ve all made mistakes. And even if we’ve learned from our mistakes and changed our ways, we can feel burdened by our past. It can feel as though there’s nothing to be done about what’s […]
Christian Science Sentinel: Breakthroughs – always possible
The Christian Science Sentinel posted an article by Kim Crooks Korinek a few days ago titled, Breakthroughs – always possible. Kim shares her thoughts: It seemed impossible. The most experienced white-water paddlers couldn’t navigate the biggest rapid in the river’s racecourse during the practice runs. Convinced it couldn’t be run, and feeling upset and justified, […]
Christian Science Sentinel – Gathering together in Church without boundaries
The Christian Science Sentinel posted an article by Mark Swinney titled, Gathering together in Church without boundaries: While church buildings and members organized so as to work efficiently together in service to God and mankind certainly continue to be exceedingly relevant, are there other approaches to gathering together in Christ’s name? Lately, people have been […]
Christian Science Journal – “Being a force for good”
The Christian Science Journal Website published excerpts from the 2019 TMC Youth Summit that will be featured in next month’s issue: The following is an edited transcript of a panel discussion on “Why Church?” that took place during the “Being a force for good” summit of 20- and 30-somethings held at The Mother Church in […]
